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Charlaquin replied to the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster.Yeah, episodes are usually somewhere between 3 and 5 hours long, though they’ve trended longer as the show has gone on. 3 hour episodes... -
Charlaquin replied to the thread D&D 5E (2024) If D&D 2024 Had Been Radically Different, Would You Have Stuck With 5E.I don’t know, I feel like if you assume the changes would have been in line with your tastes… even if you think 5e is a nearly perfect...
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Charlaquin replied to the thread D&D 5E (2024) If D&D 2024 Had Been Radically Different, Would You Have Stuck With 5E.Obviously the real answer is “it depends.” But, since you specifically asked not to answer that way, and said to assume the changes were...
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Charlaquin replied to the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms Books Tables of Contents.Good point
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Charlaquin reacted to Ulorian - Agent of Chaos's post in the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster with
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Okay, I have never watched Critical Role or any livestreamed game before. Reading through the comments has whet my appetite. I'm going... -
Charlaquin replied to the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster.Agreed! I think it’s great to have a positive model of a group where the players and DM work together to design what they need to...
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Charlaquin reacted to I'm A Banana's post in the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster with Like.
I am incredibly fond of them using custom elements. D&D at its best inspires tables to do that, and since CR is one of the biggest D&D...
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Charlaquin replied to the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster.To be honest, I don’t see that as an inherently bad thing. Like, would I personally want to play an angel/dragon hybrid with...
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Charlaquin replied to the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms Books Tables of Contents.It spoils the involvement of mind flayers, which could otherwise be a great twist.
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Charlaquin reacted to CM's post in the thread D&D General Forgotten Realms Books Tables of Contents with
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In the paragraph about Phandalin it talks about what's going on below the town, specifically the Shattered Obelisk and who's collecting it. -
Charlaquin reacted to TwoSix's post in the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster with
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Whenever I see the phrase “OC community” I want to post a gif of Adam Brody as Seth Cohen. -
Charlaquin reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster with Like.
Yeah, this is a thing with a lot of actual plays. (The Adventure Zone is particularly bad for this.)
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Charlaquin replied to the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster.That was an excellent one-shot, despite Taliesin's lack of familiarity with the rules of the system. Thanks for clarifying that point!
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Charlaquin reacted to overgeeked's post in the thread Critical Role Critical Role Campaign 4 Episode 4 is a High-Octane Rollercoaster with Like.
Just popping back in to say that no, Taliesin hasn't played a lot of Call of Cthulhu. At least that's what he says at the start of the...
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This thread gets even more confusing if you're used to "OC" meaning "Orange County."